Corey Buchanan

1 week ago | lakeoswegoreview.com | Corey Buchanan

The Lake Grove Presbyterian Church’s concert series will feature a performance of Dan Forrest’s “Requiem for the Living” at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 31 and 7 p.m. Sunday, June 1. The songs will be performed by three of the church’s choirs, as well as musicians within the Oregon Symphony. The concert is free and will take place in the church’s sanctuary, which is spacious and designed for music.

2 weeks ago | lakeoswegoreview.com | Corey Buchanan

The Rotary Club of Lake Oswego and the Lakewood Center for the Arts will serve up fresh lobster during the 41st annual Lobster Feed from 5-10 p.m. Saturday, June 14 at the Lakewood center. Organizers will cook attendees old-fashioned New England lobster dinner and funding will benefit both organizations and their charitable initiatives. Tickets must be purchased by June 2.

2 weeks ago | biztrib.com | Corey Buchanan

Published 1:55 pm Thursday, May 22, 2025 Flying Pie Pizzeria closed its Lake Oswego location earlier this month. The pizza shop opened what was then its second location in the Mountain Park neighborhood in 2000. “We would like to thank you for 25 years of supporting us,” the pizzeria’s management crew wrote on the window to the shop at 3 Monroe Pkwy. Flying Pie has two locations in Portland, one in Milwaukie and another in Gresham. For more information, visit www.flying-pie.com.

2 weeks ago | portlandtribune.com | Corey Buchanan

Published 12:33 pm Thursday, May 22, 2025 Pending Gov. Tina Kotek’s signature, the Oregon Legislature has signed into law permanent rules designed to protect the owners of public trails from litigation. This week, the Legislature approved Senate Bill 179, which limits “liability from ordinary negligence claims arising from the use of trails or structures on public easements or unimproved rights of way by foot, horse, bicycle or other non-motorized means,” according to a legislative summary.

2 weeks ago | oregoncitynewsonline.com | Corey Buchanan

Published 12:33 pm Thursday, May 22, 2025 Pending Gov. Tina Kotek’s signature, the Oregon Legislature has signed into law permanent rules designed to protect the owners of public trails from litigation. This week, the Legislature approved Senate Bill 179, which limits “liability from ordinary negligence claims arising from the use of trails or structures on public easements or unimproved rights of way by foot, horse, bicycle or other non-motorized means,” according to a legislative summary.